Nouns ( part#2)

Hello,dear learners! Today we'll learn some rules for correct using English nouns. Hope, you remember that we began to learn nouns here   part#1.












To show the quantity of uncountable nouns you should use the following nouns:

a piece of cake/ news/ advice/information/furniture/paper
a glass/ bottle of water/juice
a jar of jam/ honey
a packet of tea/ flour
a loaf/slice of bread
a pot of yogurt/ honey

Funny English : Vocabulary

Hello, dear learners!

I'm sure ,you love English. This language is so rich and expressive! It is the language of the greatest poets and writers of the world! 

But sometimes the learners can be confused with the common words when they are used in  their other meanings. There are a lot of such words in English.

Hope, this humorous poem will help you to understand and memorize the new meanings of some of them.

 A Pin

Christina Rossetti

(1830 - 1894)

A pin has a head, but has no hair;

A clock has a face, but no mouth there;

Needles have eyes, but they cannot see;

Grammar: NOUNS

Hello, dear learners!


The new academic year has started and I'm glad to see everyone who wants to study English with English:learn,read,enjoy!

Our grammar lesson today is devoted to nouns.

What are nouns? These are  the words which we use to name all the things and living creatures around us.

Nouns can be divided into some groups:

• common - name everything we can see or touch ( dog, fish,balloon, book, wall, etc.)
• propper  - the names of somebody or something (Ann, America, Sun, etc.)
• abstract- name the things which we can't see or touch ( independence, ignorance, friendship, etc.)
• group  - name the group of people or other things (crowd, family, etc.)